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-The amount of sand on the board

-Smoothing the board

-Different mass of the puck

-Understanding the angles of the board

-Learn new shooting techniques when using the puck

-Protect your pucks

-Use the corners on the board

-Shooting the puck on the side

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The forces in shuffleboard are friction, the force applied, acceleration, and air resistance.

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Friction is desirable when the puck decelerates and when the force applied and friction balance each other out. Friction is undesirable when the puck does not stop in time to land on the point markers. If it doesn't stop then people won't score any points and the puck will just keep going until it falls off the board.

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Since the pucks are different sizes they will have a different mass. The force applied when someone pushes the puck and the mass of the puck affect how far the puck accelerates. The mass of the puck gives advantage because if you apply enough force when you push the puck across the board, then it causes the puck to accelerate faster or accelerate slower. There are no weight classes for shuffleboard.

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Example of the forces pushing against each other

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The puck and stick push against each other at the same time to make the puck accelerate.

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Friction causes the puck to decelerate and come to a complete stop on the point markers.

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If you don't hit the puck, then it will not accelerate forward and you won't score any points. Once you hit the puck it will keep accelerating.